Table Of ContentTHE COMPLETELY REVISED DISCIPLESHIP
EVANGELISM
48-LESSON COURSE
English-Thai Version
And Workbook
Lessons written by
Don Krow
with
Andrew Wommack
Translated and revised by
DeVine Ministries
Copyright © 2004, Don W. Krow
Permission is granted to duplicate or reproduce for discipleship purposes on
the condition that it is distributed free of charge.
The full 48 lesson course is available to download for free on the following site:
www.jdevineministries.com
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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Level 1 Lesson
1. Eternal Life
2. Salvation by Grace
3. Righteousness by Grace
4. Relationship with God
5. The Nature of God
6. Repentance
7. Commitment
8. Water Baptism
9. Identity in Christ (Part 1)
10. Identity in Christ (Part 2)
11. What Happens When A Christian Sins
12. Integrity of God’s Word
13. God’s Not Guilty
14. The Power of a Spirit-Filled Life
15. How To Receive The Holy Spirit
16. The Benefits of Speaking In Tongues
Level 2 Lesson
1. Self Centeredness: The Source of All Grief
2. How to Meditate on God’s Word
3. Renewing the Mind
4. The Importance of Christ’s Church
5. Deliverance
6. Authority of the Believer
7. Healing is in the Atonement
8. Hindrances to Healing
9. Forgiving Others
10. Marriage (Part 1)
11. Marriage (Part 2)
12. God’s Kind of Love (Part 1)
13. God’s Kind of Love (Part 2)
14. Finances (Part 1)
15. Finances (Part 2)
16. What To Do When Your Prayers Seem Unanswered
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CONTENTS
Level 3 Lesson
1. The Divine Flow
2. Using The Gifts To Minister
3. Miracles Glorify God
4. The Power Of Godly Relationships
5. Persecution
6. The King and His Kingdom
7. The Object of Saving Faith
8. The Proper Use of God’s Law
9. Not Under Law, But Under Grace
10. No More Consciousness of Sin
11. I Am Loved, I Am Pretty
12. The Fruit of Salvation (part 1)
13. The Fruit of Salvation (part 2)
14. A Call To Discipleship
15. How To Use Your Testimony
16. Using Everyone’s Gifts To Disciple
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Introduction
The Discipleship Evangelism course was designed to equip and assist God’s people in
evangelizing through discipleship. All the lessons are taught using the scriptures of the
Bible. The Bible is the word of God, given to us by Him as He inspired it to be written
through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
The Bible has 66 books and was written by about 40 men over a period of 1600 years,
dating from 1500 B.C. to about 100 A.D. These men wrote as they were moved by the
Holy Spirit (2 Peter 1:21). They wrote not in words of human wisdom but in words
taught by the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 2:13).
It has been reported for about 50 years that the Bible has been the largest seller of all
books published in the history of the world.
The Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew and the New Testament was
originally written in Greek. The complete Bible has been translated into over 630
languages and just the New Testament has been translated in over 1440 languages.
Many people literally gave their lives to preserve the Bible throughout history and to
translate it into other languages so that everyone can have the word of God.
Jesus said, “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the
name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all
things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the
age.” Amen (Matthew 28:19-20)
This Discipleship Evangelism course is designed to help anyone disciple others.
All the lessons in the Discipleship Evangelism were written by Don Krow with Andrew
Wommack. It was originally written to a western audience but it has been transformed
into a tool to be used around the world.
This version was revised and translated so that the Thai and the English lessons were
compatible and could be taught to Thais and English speaking people together. It was
revised and translated by DeVine Ministries. Special thanks to Yao Veerakitti.
To download your free copy, go to: http://www.jdevineministries.com/teachings.html
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Level 1 Lesson 1
ETERNAL LIFE
John 3:16 Says “For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that
whosoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life.” Although many
people know this verse it is often misunderstood and misapplied. Traditionally, this
scripture has been used to teach that Jesus came and died for our sins so that we
wouldn’t perish. As true as this is, this verse is saying that the real purpose of Jesus
coming to this earth and dying for us was so that we could have everlasting life. Our sins
were a barrier that stood between us and this everlasting life.
It is true that Jesus did die for our sins, and it is true that if we believe on Jesus, we will
not perish, but there is much more to the Gospel than that. The real message of the
Gospel is that God wants to give you everlasting life. Now let me explain that.
The night before His crucifixion, Jesus was praying, and He said this, “This is life eternal,
that they might know you the only true God, and Jesus Christ” (John 17:3)
This says that eternal life is “knowing the Father”, the only true God, and “knowing
Jesus Christ”, whom He has sent. That’s what eternal, (everlasting) life is. Many people
think that everlasting life is living forever in heaven someday. It is true that when a
person accepts Christ that they will live forever with Him. It’s a misconception to think
that when a person dies they cease to exist. The truth is that the spirit and the soul go
back to God; the body decays in the grave. At the return of Christ everyone will be
resurrected, those that have eternal life will live forever with God and those that
rejected Christ are condemned and will perish. There is much more to eternal life than
just living forever. John 3:16 makes it very clear that eternal life is not given to
everyone.
Some people would say, “Eternal life is living forever in heaven someday.” But eternal
life is just what Jesus said in John 17:3—to know God and Jesus Christ. It’s more than an
intellectual knowledge. In the Bible this term “to know Him” is describing the most
intimate, personal relationship that you can have.
The real purpose of salvation is not living forever in heaven, as great as that would be.
The real purpose of salvation is to have an intimate personal relationship with the Lord
God. There are multitudes of people who have cried out to God for the forgiveness of
their sins but their real desire was not to have an intimate personal relationship with
God.
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By not explaining the real purpose of salvation, we are doing a disservice to the Gospel.
When we present salvation as something that deals with just spiritual things that will
only benefit us in the future, in eternity, we are not helping people. There are some
people who are living in a literal hell right now on earth. Many are depressed, living in
poverty, dealing with strife, rejection, hurt, and failed marriages. People are just trying
to survive day to day. By making salvation something that deals only with the future,
many people put off that decision because they are too busy just trying to survive today.
The truth is that Jesus not only came to affect our eternal destiny so that we can live
forever with Him in blessing instead of to perish in the punishment and curse of hell, but
Jesus also came to deliver us from this present evil world (Gal. 1:4). Jesus came to give
you an intimate and personal relationship with God the Father today.
Jesus came to bring you back into close, personal relationship with Him. Jesus loves
you. Jesus wants to know you personally. Jesus wants to give you a quality of life that is
greater than anything you could obtain through any other source.
Jesus put it this way in John 10:10: “The thief [speaking of Satan] comes only to steal,
and to kill and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have
it more abundantly”. God wants to give you eternal life. God wants to give you
abundant life, and I believe that you need that today—that you want that. Christ died
not only to forgive your sins, but to bring you close to him. If you don’t know the Lord,
you need to know Him for that purpose. If you’ve already been born again, you need to
go beyond just getting your sins forgiven and enter into everlasting life with the Father.
Facts about Eternal Life
1. The purpose of the Gospel is eternal life. (John 3:16).
2. Eternal life is knowing God. (John 17:3).
3. Knowing God is an intimate relationship. (1 Cor. 6:16-17).
4. Eternal life is available now. (1 John 5:12).
5. God wants a personal relationship with you. (Rev. 3:20).
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Discipleship Questions
1. Read John 3:16. What was the purpose of God sending Jesus into the world?
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2. Read John 17:3. What is eternal/everlasting life, according to this verse?
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3. Read 1 John 5:11-12. According to these verses, when does eternal, or everlasting,
life begin? __________________________________________________________
4. Read John 10:10. What kind of life did Jesus come to give us? _________________
5. Explain in your own words the qualities or attributes of an abundant life.
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6. Do you believe that God sent His Son Jesus into the world to die for the sins of the
world, thereby giving us who believe eternal/everlasting life? _________________
7. Is it clear to you that eternal/everlasting life is not only a length of time (eternity)
but a quality and quantity of life? ________________________________________
Scriptures to Use with Questions
John 3:16 – For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that
whosoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
John 17:3 – And this is life eternal [eternal life], that they might know you the only true
God, and Jesus Christ.
1 John 5:11-12 – (11) And this is the record, that God has given us eternal life, and this
life is in his Son. (12) He that has the Son has life; and he that has not the Son of God has
not life.
John 10:10 – The thief comes only, to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that
they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.
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Answer Key
1. Read John 3:16. What was the purpose of God sending Jesus into the world? To
save the world, giving all who believe on Jesus everlasting life by removing sin’s
penalty.
2. Read John 17:3. What is eternal/everlasting life, according to this verse? Eternal life
is knowing God and Jesus Christ (not just an intellectual knowledge, but knowing
Him in an intimate personal relationship.)
3. Read 1 John 5:11-12. According to these verses, when does eternal/everlasting life
begin? When we receive the Son (Jesus Christ) into our lives.
4. Read John 10:10. What kind of life did Jesus come to give us? Abundant life!
5. Explain in your own words the qualities or attributes of an abundant life. Abundant
life would be the opposite of what Jesus said the thief came to do.
6. Do you believe that God sent His Son Jesus into the world to die for the sins of the
world, thereby giving us who believe eternal/everlasting life? Yes.
7. Is it clear to you that eternal/everlasting life is not only a length of time (eternity)
but a quality and quantity of life? Yes.
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Level 1 Lesson 2
SALVATION BY GRACE
Jesus many times used parables, stories which illustrated spiritual truths. Luke 18:9-14
begins, “And he spoke this parable to certain people which trusted in themselves that
they were righteous, and despised others.” Jesus was targeting a certain audience:
those who trusted that they were righteous and automatically despised and looked
down on everyone else. He told this parable to these people who trusted in the things
they did. We would call them self-righteous, which is what Jesus was speaking about
when He said they looked down on everyone else saying, “I am better than you!”
In verse 10, Jesus says, “Two men went up into the temple to pray; the one a Pharisee,
and the other a publican.” We would say in modern language that they went to the
church to pray, and one was a Pharisee. A Pharisee was a very religious person. The
word actually means “separated one,” someone who was so religious that in a sense
they would say, “Don’t defile me! Don’t get too close to me. I’m not like other men! I am
better than everyone else!” The other man Jesus mentioned was a publican. Publicans
were tax collectors and were known to be very evil, sinful people who cheated and
defrauded. They collected taxes by any means they could, stuck a lot of the money in
their pockets, and gave some of it to the Roman government, so they were not looked
upon favorably by others.
The story continues in verse 11, “The Pharisee stood and prayed like this with himself,
God, I thank you, that I am not like other men are, extortioners, unjust, adulterers, or
even as this publican.” I want you to notice who was he praying to? He was actually
praying to himself even though he was saying “God” and using the right words. God was
not acknowledging his prayer, and we’ll see later why that was so. Notice that he
prayed, “God, I thank You I am not like other men.” This Pharisee, this religious man,
said, “I am not like other men. I am not sinful. I am not an extortioner, not unjust, not an
adulterer, and I am not like this publican here who also came to pray.” You see, he
despised and looked down on others because he thought he was better than them.
In verse 12, the Pharisee said, “I fast twice in the week, I give tithes of all that I
possess.” He was saying, “Notice what I do?” Do you know what it means to fast? It
actually means to go without food. He also gave money to the church. He was one of
those people who say, “Don’t bother me! I live a good life! I give to charity! I give money
to the church!” Then we come to the tax collector in verse 13: “And the publican,
standing afar off, would not lift up so much as his eyes to heaven, but smote upon his
breast, saying, God be merciful to me a sinner.” Notice his body language: “standing afar
off.” He didn’t even go all the way into the church. He was so ashamed of his life and the
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